While Prince Harry predicted to The Telegraph, "out of those three children, at least one will end up like me, the spare. And that hurts, that worries me," it appears that William and Catherine, Prince and Princess of Wales, are working to provide their kids with the mindset that they are a team. For example, during King Charles' coronation, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis were all included in the historic event. While George served as a Page of Honor for his grandfather, King Charles, Charlotte, and Louis sat between their parents in the audience.
In addition, royal experts have observed that George and Charlotte began making public appearances at around the same time, so the two older children could rely on each other for support, similar to the relationship between King Charles and Princess Anne. Now that Louis is older, all three siblings have worked together at events, like in December 2023 when they volunteered with Kate at a baby bank.
Despite Harry's concerns, journalist Kinsey Schofield doesn't think Charlotte or Louis will grow up feeling like him. "I think the 'necessity' for a spare ends now," Schofield theorized to Express. "I think we'll see [William and Kate's] children go off to school, find careers that they're sincerely passionate about."
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